Life can be challenging, but managing your diabetes shouldn’t be. Together with our partner Quest Health Solutions and Mozzaz as the underlying technology - we have combined Continuous Glucose Monitoring with Remote Patient Monitoring to improve chronic disease management.   

Americans have adopted technology across so many aspects of their lives including how they interact with their doctor. Through digital visits and connected health devices, access to care has been enhanced for patients - especially those with chronic conditions. For healthcare organizations this represents an opportunity to both improve the quality of care for their most vulnerable patients and the bottom line by leveraging digital health solutions like remote patient monitoring and virtual care.

The digital transformation in health care is upon us. As we all look to rapidly adopt new technologies, deep integrations and interoperability become key components to help ensure seamless data exchange between patient applications and EHR systems.

We exist in an information rich world, with data points constantly at our fingertips, and this wealth of information gives healthcare providers the opportunity to know more about their patients than ever before. With digital innovation on the rise, technologies are challenging providers to rethink healthcare delivery and appeal to patients as consumers. On average, only 35% of patients have adopted available technologies. Getting patients to engage starts with knowing more about them on an induvial level. Effectively applying available data points to better understand patients can help to close the gaps around patient engagement, drive adoption rates, and support behavior change.

The CDC reports that 6 in 10 adults in the US have a chronic disease and 4 in 10 have two or more. With the prevalence of chronic diseases in mind, it’s no surprise that they are the leading driver for the nation’s $3.8 trillion in annual healthcare costs, and the diabetic population accounts for a significant portion of costs associated with chronic disease management. Listener’s will gain insights into how to leverage technology to more effectively identify and serve their pre-diabetic populations for better outcomes, care coordination, and lower overall costs. It’s essential listening for any organization looking to launch a new remote patient monitoring program or take an existing one to that next level.

During the global pandemic, surgical units have seen a large reduction in elective and semi-elective surgeries. As reducing exposure and contact becomes an increasing concern, patients are choosing to delay procedures or cancel all together to decrease their risk of contracting the novel Coronavirus. Luckily, digital tools are available to help streamline the perioperative care process, minimize contact, and reduce readmission during the post-acute care phase.

Join a panel of Mozzaz experts for a fireside chat, as they have an informal discussion about the importance of effective communication between patients and their care teams, and the role digital technology must play in facilitating meaningful connections and keeping patients engaged.

As September comes to a close, Emma Sandrock and Megan Williams take a moment to reflect on the importance of Suicide Prevention Month and the opportunity it gives us all to focus our attention on an incredibly serious topic. Listen to their brief conversation and gain valuable information on ways to take action, provide support, get educated and help identify the signs for those who may be struggling.

Join Emma & Claudia as they have an open discussion about how the Mozzaz system is actively helping Heredia Therapy Group in their mission.

The pandemic has created urgency across healthcare providers, payers and patients to quickly implement innovative virtual care solutions, such as telehealth and remote patient monitoring. This has been supported by sweeping regulatory changes, led by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), and other government bodies. While many of these initiatives have been put in place on a temporary basis, we anticipate the ultimate result will be long-term regulatory and reimbursement changes encouraging virtual health adoption.

Health systems and organizations are under extreme stress with front-line workers who are in constant danger of infection with increased patient caseloads and limited resources. Health plans, including governments, have fast-tracked new billing codes and policies for telehealth and virtual care consultations. There are many solutions in the market creating confusion and delays and even risk. This webinar is designed to help organizations learn about implementing a well-designed secure and trusted virtual care solution that goes beyond standard video conferencing.

How to engage your patients and clients in their care through person-centered technology to collect data across I/DD programs and services. Let’s continue the discussion and share best practices in technology-driven care used to improve care outcomes while reducing direct costs in care – see workshop agenda below. We will also discuss our mHealth assessment program to better understand your organization’s specific needs.

Telehealth continues to offer tremendous potential to transform the healthcare delivery system by overcoming geographical distance, enhancing access to care, and building efficiencies. But online telehealth services on their own fall short of enabling true patient engagement and providing patients with the best possible care.

Value-based care is a system of reimbursement that aims to compensate providers for the care outcomes achieved rather than the volume of services provided. Proven strategies & real-world case studies showcase how consumer engagement models are enabling value-based care across a spectrum of populations, including intellectual & developmental disabilities, mental health, substance use, & foster care.

The United States faces around 44,000 suicide deaths and almost 500,000 suicide attempts every year. Risks of attempts are at the highest just after 30 days from hospital discharge. With these alarming rates in mind, Centerstone set out to create 3 intervention programs in association with the Mozzaz Lifetiles. Mozzaz has partnered with Centerstone to showcase its technological effects on suicide intervention through its mobile app.

A free Webinar on how to engage your patients and clients in their care through person-centered technology to collect data across I/DD programs and services. Let’s continue the discussion and share best practices in technology-driven care used to improve care outcomes while reducing direct costs in care – see workshop agenda below. We will also discuss our mHealth assessment program to better understand your organization’s specific needs.